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Saint John Reveals Community Selected Snowplow Names
The votes are in. The City of Saint John and local radio partner 97.3 The Wave announced the four winning names in the second Name the Plow contest. Residents spent two weeks voting at the Your Saint …
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Nancy Tripp−
The names are brilliant! Love them, and look forward to seeing them on the ploughs.
New Brunswick Seeks Bidders to Reopen Billion Dollar Antimony Mine
The New Brunswick government wants to reopen a historic mine just south of Fredericton. Officials launched a competitive process to find a private company willing to explore and develop the former Lak…
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Why was the mine closed
Southern New Brunswick’s Sweet Success: Ganong Triumphs at NB Export Awards
As we head into the spring of 2026, the business landscape in Saint John and the broader Southern New Brunswick region is experiencing a wave of renewed optimism. With the Bank of Canada’s recen…
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When are public tours provided to Ganongs?
Why Saint John Retailers Are Stopping Reporting Thefts to Police
If you run a retail store in Saint John, you likely face a growing wave of theft. However, official police statistics tell a different story. The Retail Council of Canada recently visited the city to …
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Remember years ago when at a liquor store; you told the clerk what you wanted and they would bring it to the counter. Consumers Distributing made a business of bringing your order to the front counter. Now, so many items are under lock n’ key, you need to find someone to open the display case and that is a real chore in some stores.
Laws are not keeping up with the changes in our society. We need all thefts reported – only if the property owner is prepared to lay charges. Then, police allowed to jail a person for up to 48 hours for theft. If found guilty, the 48 hours could be time served unless they are a repeat offender. This will require additional police until attitudes change. Right now, there is no deterrent – just like stealing gas. Police won’t even investigate. Again, owners must be willing to lay charges. Some stores have hired their own security – an expensive proposition for stores struggling to stay open.
Opd country stores had all valueable product behind counters, underglass or in a locked store room for a reason! Retail merketing giving customers direct access to product is no longer viable, secure the items that get stolen and hire a sales person to facilitate the sale and provide security of products!
The justice system is clearly broken….we have laws, no justice. A serious overhaul is needed desperately. Shoplifting hurts everyone!
Saint John Police Warn Public Not to Approach Federal Offender on Canada-Wide Warrant
Manhunt Underway for Federal Offender in Saint John The Saint John Police Force is asking for your help to locate 33-year-old Peter Johnston, who is now wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. According to a…
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Hi Bill, we have now added the photo to the post!
Hi Peggy, we have now added the photo to the post!
A picture would be helpful. Describing tattoos on his arms are not helpful in identifying when we can’t see his arms.
Why don’t you post a picture of this guy
City of Saint John Tests Emergency Alert System
If your phone rang or you heard a loud alarm today, do not panic. The City of Saint John is testing its emergency notification system. Source: City of Saint John Why the City Tests the System City off…
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Didn’t get any notification, just for future reference 8
Why Ontario Shippers Are Moving Cargo to the Port of Saint John
If you live in Saint John, you have likely noticed the increased activity at the waterfront. The Port of Saint John is experiencing a large increase in cargo. Ontario manufacturers are reshaping their…
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A very informative article! Thank you for the update.
Excellent article! Great news
Saint John Wants You for City Council: What to Know About the March 25 Info Session
Have you ever considered shaping the future of Saint John? The City of Saint John is hosting an information session for residents interested in running for City Council. This event takes place on Tues…
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Do you have to be a city of Saint John resident to attend,
Saint John Airport Upgrades Terminal Seating and Signage Following Passenger Feedback
The Saint John Airport is making changes to its terminal. If you fly out of YSJ this spring, you will notice new seating and updated signs. These upgrades come directly from passenger feedback. Termin…
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Looking forward to having better flights times from Toronto to Saint John for business purposes
New Brunswick Unveils Strategy to Become Global Mining Leader
New Brunswick is making a major play to become a top destination for mining investment. Premier Susan Holt unveiled a new Comprehensive Minerals Strategy today in Toronto, aiming to position the provi…
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Good luck and hope it all works out